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Author: Pal

January 5, 2026Symposium

The World Forum for Motor Museums

SAH Member Pal Negyesi would like to make fellow members aware of two excellent resources for worldwide auto museum news. The World Forum for Motor Museums has introduced a new directory of digitized magazines as part of WFMM Knowledge Center. Continually […]

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Moments in Motoring History

1922 Rowe 30 Passenger Bus
1922 Rowe 30 Passenger Bus
Rowe buses served growing urban transit networks in the 1920s. The 30‑passenger model reflects the shift toward motorized public transportation replacing streetcars and horse‑drawn coaches.
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